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How Smartphones Are Changing Health Care for Consumers and Providers C A LIFORNIA HEALTHCARE FOUNDATION How Smartphones Are Changing Health Care for Consumers and Providers April 2010 How Smartphones Are Changing Health Care for Consumers and Providers Prepared for CALIFORNIA HEALT H CARE FOUNDATION by Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, M.A., M.H.S.A. April 2010 About the Author Jane Sarasohn-Kahn, M.A., M.H.S.A., is a principal with THINK- Health and writes the Health Populi blog. Note: Inclusion of products and vendors in this report does not constitute an endorsement or recommendation. Acknowledgments The author expresses special thanks to the experts who provided counsel, data, and insights that are incorporated into this report: Meredith Abreu-Ressi, Manhattan Research; Andre Blackman, Pulse + Signal; Ed Daniels, Point-of-Care Partners; Scott Eising, Mayo Clinic; Dr. B.J. Fogg, Stanford, Persuasive Technology Lab; Susannah Fox, Pew Internet & American Life Project; Katy Hartley, Phillips Center for Healthy Living; Rob Havasy, Center for Connected Health; Raj Kapoor, Advance Wellness Institute; Dr, Joseph Kim, Physician and Technologist, Medical Smartphones blog; David Krajicek, GfK; Monique Levy, Manhattan Research; Joy Liuzzo, Insight Express; Julie Murchinson, Health 2.0 Accelerator; David Sanderson, MedApps; Brett Shamosh, WellApps; Juhan Sonin, MIT; Jonathan Woodbridge, UCLA; and Marion Zabinski, Myca. Two generous peer reviewers have added valuable input into the paper: Dr. Ted Eytan, The Permanente Federation, LLC; and Brian Dolan, MobiHealthNews. About the Foundation The California HealthCare Foundation is an independent philanthropy committed to improving the way health care is delivered and financed in California. By promoting innovations in care and broader access to information, our goal is to ensure that all Californians can get the care they need, when they need it, at a price they can afford. For more information, visit www.chcf.org. ©2010 California HealthCare Foundation Contents 2 I. Smartphones Meet Health and Health Care 5 II. Who Are the Consumers of Mobile Internet? 8 III. Smartphone Apps for Clinicians and Consumers Medical Reference Tools Diagnostic Tools Continuing Medical Education Patient Records — EHRs and PHRs Patient and Health Consumer Support 13 IV. The Market for Smartphones and Health: Some Barriers 17 V. Looking Forward: Insights from the Early Adoption Phase 19 Endnotes I. Smartphones Meet Health and Health Care The new wellness delivery channel TH E TOPI C OF SMARTP H ONES IN H EALT H IS AN INTERSE C TION of two fast-evolving ecosystems: health and technology. The junction for ubiquitous care will be the is a dynamic one in which a particular communications platform is smartphone, and it will happen advancing both consumers’ and providers’ engagement with health information technology. sooner than you think. The speed of the uptake has been remarkable for a nation that has — JOHN Mattison, M.D. KAISER PERMANENTE been traditionally slow to adopt HIT, as Figure 1 shows. Two-thirds of physicians used smartphones in 2009. About 6 percent of these were using a fully functional electronic medical record or electronic health record system — while only 1.5 percent of hospitals had a comprehensive electronic health record system as of 2008.1 On the consumer side, 42 percent of Americans owned smartphones as of December 2009, despite the recession that began a year earlier.2 In fact, according to cnet, the smartphone market was “unfazed by the recession.”3 What is it about the smartphone that makes it so attractive to consumers and providers of health care? 4 Unlike any other HIT platform, the smartphone is basically an inexpensive handheld Figure 1. Consumer Smartphone Ownership, October 2006 to December 2009 45% 42% 40% 35% 30% 25% 20% 15% 15% 10% 5% 0% Oct Jan Apr Jul Oct Jan Mar Jun Sep Dec Mar Jun Sep Dec ’06 ’07 ’07 ’07 ’07 ’08 ’08 ’08 ’08 ’08 ’09 ’09 ’09 ’09 Source: “New Survey Shows Android OS Roiling the Smart Phone Market,” ChangeWave Research, January 2010. 2 | CALIFORNIA HEALT H CARE FOUNDATION computer that enables users to accomplish tasks anywhere, anytime. It is so intuitive and user-friendly Smart and Smarter that most people can download and use the many In the absence of an industry-wide definition of “smartphone,” the boundaries between types available applications — or apps — without any of phones are blurring. Here are some general training or special knowledge about computers. understandings: For clinicians, the smartphone offers an • Cell phones/mobile phones run over wireless alternative to many health IT formats that have communication networks through radio waves or been cumbersome and costly to adopt, and that satellite transmissions. All cell phones provide voice may interrupt their workflow. As of February communications and texting via Short Message Service, or SMS. 2010, there were 5,805 health, medical, and fitness • Feature phone or full-feature phones have applications within the Apple AppStore. Of these, additional functions such as a camera, mp3 player, 73 percent were intended for use by consumer or or downloadable games that are available through patient end-users, while 27 percent were targeted the wireless provider. to health care professionals. It should be noted • PDA phones or personal digital assistants that, although developers usually have a principal combine cell phone, Web browsing, and organizer audience in mind, all users can and do download functions such as calendars. the apps.5 In the “medical” category, 33 percent of • Smartphones run on a specific operating system (OS) and allow download of apps that run on the apps are meant for consumers/patients, 32 percent OS. Major operating systems include iPhone OS, for physicians, 17 percent for medical students, BlackBerry OS, Windows Mobile, PalmOS, WebOS, 4 percent for other health professionals, and Symbian, and all types of Linux including Android. 2 percent for nurses (10 percent were miscategorized by MobiHealthNews’ definition). Figure 2. Medical iPhone Apps Geared to Consumers, Physicians, Medical Students, 2010 Other 12% Miscategorized CME (1%) 12% Medical Medication Adherance (1%) Reference Emergency Information (2%) 50% Chronic Disease (3%) Prenatal and Infant Care (3%) EMR and Operations (7%) Calculator 9% Source: “The World of Health and Medical Apps,” MobiHealthNews 2010 Report, February 2010. How Smartphones Are Changing Health Care for Consumers and Providers | 3 Within “medical reference apps,” the largest mobile health consumer, we found that people are category is medical student study guides (19 percent), looking for very action-oriented information. They followed by clinical consult (9 percent), anatomy are not necessarily going to do in-depth research (7 percent), and drug reference (7 percent). Within via mobile. If that’s the case, they will take content the consumer-focused health and fitness apps, the directly from the Web site. So we’re asking: How do most popular category is cardio exercise (15 percent), we create applications for the mobile form factor and followed by stress management (12 percent), diet platform, and provide action-oriented information?” (11 percent), and strength training (6 percent). See For those providers already connecting with Figures 2 and 3. patients through electronic health records and While Apple and the iPhone are the leading personal health records, the stage is set for mobile source of health and medical apps for smartphones health, whether on smartphone or feature phone. in 2010, more apps are being developed for other Kaiser Permanente’s personal health record, My operating systems that have or plan to serve both Health Manager, has a user base of over 3 million health consumers and physicians. enrollees. It would be a relatively easy transition to In 2010, most health consumers regularly seek morph over to mobile phones. health information online through trusted portals Kaiser can capitalize on its investment in such as Mayoclinic.com, which has provided health electronic health records and personal health content online since 1995 to “empower people to records — EHRs/PHRs — and develop mobile apps manage their health.” Mayo has now gone mobile. to serve patients managing chronic conditions as well “We’re a very content-oriented organization,” said as help healthy enrollees stay that way. Scott Eising of Mayo Clinic. “In our research into the Figure 3. Medical Reference iPhone Apps, 2010 Student Other Study Guides Dentist (1%) 21% 19% Reference Codes (1%) Radiology (1%) Clinical Consult Veterinarian (2%) 10% Swine Flu/H1N1 (2%) Nurse (3%) Anatomy 7% Medical Dictionary (4%) General Patient (4%) Drug Reference (7%) Home Remedies (5%) Literature (6%) Emergency Care (5%) Source: “The World of Health and Medical Apps,” MobiHealthNews 2010 Report, February 2010. 4 | CALIFORNIA HEALT H CARE FOUNDATION II. Who Are the Consumers of Mobile Internet? SMARTP H ONES ARE TAKING A PROMINENT SMS (text messaging) as they were to make voice place among the mobile phones that are used to calls from their mobile phone.7 reach the Internet. Eighty percent of Americans had a cell phone, a PDA phone, or a smartphone as of The Marrying Kind December 2009, and one-third of people have used a In Texting for Health, B.J. Fogg of Stanford Persuasive cell phone or smartphone to access the Internet. The Technology Lab observed: “In some ways, we don’t number of mobile Internet users increased 74 percent merely adopt mobile devices; we marry them. We between 2007 and 2009.6 See Figure 4. usually spend more time with our mobile phones than with our spouses or partners…. The best interactions in a marriage will create feelings of trust, competence, Figure 4. Internet Use on a Mobile Device, 2007 vs. 2009 and delight.” • Yesterday • Ever A consumer segment named techfluentials has 32% been identified by the market research firm GfK. “Techfluentials see technologies as extensions 24% of themselves, especially in today’s social media environment,” David Krajicek of GfK explained. 19% “These individuals see those tools as coming to be parts of their lives.
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